Issue 17 articlesArticlesDon DeLillo's Falling Man and the Protective Shield against Stimulip. 1Charles SumnerThe Legend of the Artist: Family Romance and Führer Mythp. 29Steffen KrügerThere is No Art Therapy: A Proposal for an Art Workshop Scheme in Work with Young Adultsp. 53Xavier Gassmann & Céline MassonAsylum and the Museump. 67Myna TrustramBook ReviewsFreud and His Manuscripts: A Critical Edition of Beyond the Pleasure Principle: “Jenseits des Lustprinzips”: Neu-Edition, Erstabdruck der Urfassung (1919) und Kommentar. Sigmund Freud. Edited by Ulrike May and Michael Schröter. In Luzifer-Amor: Zeitschrift zur Geschichte der Psychoanalyse 51 (2013), 7-169.p. 85G. W. PigmanA Politics of the Death Drive: Enjoying What We Don't Have: The Political Project of Psychoanalysis. Todd McGowan. Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press, 2013. 364 pp.p. 89Randall TeradaContributorsp. 97
Issue 28 articlesArticlesDingo, Monster, Rabbit, “I”: Personal and Cultural Meanings in Sand Stories by a Young Girl, Central Australiap. 99Ute EickelkampSymposium on Children's Literature and Illustration: Introductionp. 131Elaine P. Zickler“To Half Believe and Wholly Play”: Dialectics of Reality in Beatrix Potter's The Tale of Two Bad Micep. 133Adele TutterThe Child's Child: Theory of Mind in the Work of Beatrix Potterp. 161Susan Scheftel
Issue 36 articlesOn the Freedom of Thought, in Dream Life if Nowhere Else: Freud, Foucault, and Euripidesp. 229Sharon SliwinskiFreud as Milton's God: Mapping the Patriarchal Cosmos in Psychoanalysis and Paradise Lostp. 253Peter L. RudnytskyThe Knight in Shining Armor and the Pure Fool: The Construction of “Innocence” in Two Wagner Operasp. 289Robert A. PaulSelf-Object Misuse in the Production of the False Self, with Comments on Victor Hugo's The Man Who Laughsp. 315Charles A. Peterson
Issue 4 - The Return to Psychoanalysis after the Second World War6 articlesErnst Kris in Americap. 353Nellie L. ThompsonWhat Lacan Owes to Lévi-Straussp. 375Juan Pablo LucchelliMemory, Trauma, and the Matter of Historical Violence: The Controversial Case of Four Photographs from Auschwitzp. 391Kate LawlessPsychoanalysis, Reparation, and Historical Memoryp. 417Karl FiglioTwo against Freud: Pinsky's “Essay on Psychiatrists” in a Philosophical Context